The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1887-08-13
Prohibitionists In the Field-A Parta

| ProhibitioniStS in the Field-A Partial
Ticket Nominated.--Th committee appointed
| Mt the Prohibition camp Injecting to complete a
| ticket for Baltimore county, met in Baltimore on
Tuesday and selected gentlemen to fill all the places
except those of State Senator, States Attorney and
| County Surveyor, and it is expected that these
will be agreed upon in few days. The ticket as
| nominated is as follows:
House of Delegates-Daniel Beckley, 9Th dis
trict; DIR. L. McKendree Kemp, 4th Richard
Vincent, Jr., 18th Henry Shirk, Jr., 9th; VIM.
Ii. Hendricks 18th; S. Howard Wright, 4th.
| Judges of the Orphans Court-Martin L. Jean,
I'd district; John W. Jacobs, 18th; James Phipps,
9th.
Register Of Vil1s--Peter G. zouck, 4th district
Sherif-Samuel W. Owings, LIST district.
Treasurer-Joshua L. Benson, 9Th district
| County Con'missioners,-Samuel G. Herd, LIST
district; Charles ]. Riddle, 11th; Peter g. Erd-
man, 18th.
WHO THE CANDIDATES ARE.
Mr.. Zouck, the candidate for Register of Wills,
is successful merchant at Glen Norris Western
Maryland Railroad. He is Democrat and
No. man.
Mr.. Owings, the nominee for Sheriff. is q resi-
dent of Gainesville and man of excellent char
acter. He was a candidate on the Prohibition
ticket for the same office two years ago and poed
a good vote. He is plasterer by trade. He is
Democrat and was deputy under Sheriff Robin
son.
ident of the 9Th district and farmer. He has
always been Democrat and is good citizen.
Tho nominees for County Commissioners, Messrs.
Herd, Riddle and Erdman, are all Democrats
Mr.. Herd is farmer in the LIST district; Mr.. Rid
die is also farmer and has been active in the
temperance cause; Mr.. Erdman is 18th district
trucker. They are all good men.
The nominees for Orphans Court Judges are
| Messrs Jean, Jacobs and Phipps. Mr.. Jean is
farmer in the I'd district and q Democrat Mr..
Jacobs is Republican and resident of the 18th
district, where he is engaged in truck farming;
Mr. Phipps resides in Towsontown and is engaged
in the shoe and tobacco business. He is man of
excellent character and is highly respected. He
has never taken an active part in politics, but has
been recognized as Republican.
The candidates for House of Delegates arc
Nessrs. Beckley, Kemp, Vincent, Shirk, Hendricks
and Wright. Mr.. Beckley is an extensive paper
manufacturer and one of the wealthiest men in the
upper end of the county. He has always been a
Republican and is first-class business man; DR..
Kemp is practicing physician of the 4th district
and a Republican in politics; Mr.. Vincent resides
at Chases, 18th district and is successful trucker
and florist. He is a Republican. Mr.. Shirk is
lawyer by profession, Republican in politics,
and grandson of Mr.. Henry Shirk, one of the
wealthest citizens of the Belt. He is graduate
of Dickinson College and also of the Maryland
Law School, and is thirty years of age. He is a
member of the First M. e. Church in the Belt, and
takes an active interest in Sunday school and tenn
perance work. He is an intelligent and very
clever young man and would make q creditable
member of the House of Delegates. Mr.. Hendricks
is public school teacher in the 9TH district and
Democrat. Mr.. Wright is o 4th district farmer
and Democrat.